
Before and after reading Empire of Illusions i've noticed Hedges articles becoming more radical each time. Hedges closes 'The Greeks Get It' by saying "the Radical goes along the road pointed out by his own individual conscience; if History is going his way, too, he is pleased; but he is quite stubborn about following ‘what ought to be' rather than ‘what is.' "
Hedges' turn toward the inevitability and even disireability of economic collapse has been admirable. i suggest that his articles further turn toward a personal ethic of wanting less, toward a regognition that the concept of dominion is our culture's greatest illusion and toward a worldview where all forms are merged and all life is scared.
" Politics is how you live your life, not whom you vote for!" -Jerry Rubin